Silencers in stock

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Originally Posted by Tack Driver

Greg sold it to me for $49 instead of selling it for $50.

Fuck bro. Pay attention.

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Originally Posted by 0utlaw

Tack I'll take it.

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Originally Posted by Tack Driver

I already sold it back to Greg at a 7% markup. It's called the shuffle.

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Where that NSA chick at? I bet she'll love to research that paper trail!

Well the only thing we know for sure about this suppressor. The ATF has made more money from it than anyone else.

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Originally Posted by Tack Driver

I already sold it back to Greg at a 7% markup. It's called the lonestein shuffle.

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I thought that was the Nigerian Buyback?

Fruck......and here I thought the NFA paperwork was going to be the hard part :headslap:

Greg, if this is really a thing PM me I'm interested.

It is not a thing. I have an unused aluminum Mite and an unused Wells Custom Nomad.

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Originally Posted by Greg Kulbick

No one wants a good 5.56 direct thread can for a great price? It's effective, compact, less than two pounds and easily threaded onto any 5.56/.223 AR with a threaded barrel.

This is what it looks like on the end of a 16" rifle with a 15" handguard.

http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...ad2bb46079.jpg

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Is one of those this?

Yeah, that was the raider I was talking about earlier. Good can, steel, 6 inches, 24 oz, threads onto 1/2x28. If it were a QD, I would have already wrapped it up like Ray Rice in an elevator.

Question.....If I have an 11.5" AR upper and put a 6"long can on it and pin it is that still an SBR?

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Originally Posted by 0utlaw

Question.....If I have an 11.5" AR upper and put a 6"long can on it and pin it is that still an SBR?

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No, but the particular can listed in this thread has no "exposed" mounting surface to pin. You would have to drill through the base of the can while attached.